Do you know how to decorate with small apartment furniture? Small apartment can be such a problem if you have to put your furniture also which some of them are big-sized. But don’t worry, you can learn how to do so from this article as a satisfying do-it-yourself design project. You can even imagine making your apartment as a blank space to take on a personal experience. Your apartment should provide comfort and utility for one or two occupants with a minimal amount of time and expense. As we know, a studio apartment usually consists of one open living space that includes a small kitchen, plus a separate bathroom. And according to Dimensions Guide, the space in a studio apartment in the United States averages between 500 and 600 square feet, although it can be as small as 300 or greater than 1000. Using a carefully thought out plan you can even create space for eating, sleeping, working, relaxing and entertaining all in one open area.
Things that are needed, as follows; graph paper, ruler and pencil, bed, night stand, table and two chairs, comfortable chair and ottoman, hide-a-bed sofa, coffee table (optional), end Table (optional), chest of drawers, lamp beside bed, other furniture and the plan.
You can start learning how to decorate with small apartment furniture by preparing a piece of graph paper to draw the floor plan of the space. You can use a pencil and a straight edge. You should indicate doors, windows and the kitchen area with precise measurements, using each square of the graph paper to represent one square foot of space.
Second, you can cut a piece of graph paper into simple rectangles and squares. They are representing the various furniture pieces you must have in the space. A bed, a nightstand, a dining table, two dining chairs, coffee table, and a chair with ottoman are needed. You will also need at least one chest of drawers. If you own some of these pieces already, you can measure them and create precisely scaled shapes to arrange on the floor plan. Then you can color them in so they show up clearly as you try different placements.
Third, you can then draw in the shapes on the floor plan, using precise measurements. But make sure you place the bed and nightstand against a wall in a place removed from the active space of the entry and the kitchen. You can then draw the table and dining chairs near the kitchen area. After that you can arrange the seating area, using a fireplace, an outdoor view, a bookshelf or a work of art as the focal point of a conversation group. It includes the hide-a-bed sofa, a coffee table or end table, the chair and the ottoman.
